The European Commission outlined plans on Wednesday to make the European Union more resilient to threats such as rare earth supply crunches by improving existing trade measures and using new defences …
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Why Cheap EVs From China Aren’t The Only Thing Automakers Should Worry About
In a Reuters report on Tuesday, eight of the 10 largest-selling automakers in China were revealed to be part of the more than 6 million gas and gas-electric vehicles expected to be exported globally …
Tesla scored a win in China just as its biggest rival stumbled
Elon Musk’s EV maker is having a difficult year, but its biggest Chinese rival has also hit some serious speed bumps in recent months.
China’s JD.com unit Jingdong Industrials aims for US$412 million Hong Kong IPO
Jingdong Industrials, the supply-chain technology arm of JD.com, aims to raise as much as HK$3.21 billion (US$412 million) through a Hong Kong stock offering, joining a wave of mainland Chinese …
Nasdaq Lists Some Tiny IPOs That Go Up in Flames. Regulators Are Cracking Down.
Since 2023, there have been over 230 offerings below $15 million apiece on Nasdaq, compared with 33 on the New York Stock Exchange.
US lifts China sentiment, but tensions cloud outlook in Japan, report says
Global confidence in China ticked higher in the third quarter, Morgan Stanley says, driven by US companies and policy support in Beijing.
China’s services growth slips to 5-month low in November, private PMI shows
By Liangping Gao and Ryan Woo BEIJING, Dec 3 (Reuters) – China’s services activity expanded at its slowest pace in five months in November, as growth in new orders softened despite a boost from …
China Ramps Up Iranian Oil Intake After Getting New Import Quota
China’s independent oil refiners are boosting their intake of Iranian crude from onshore tanks and ships idling at sea after Beijing issued a fresh round of import quotas late last month.
China import $700 billion worth of components to export $1 trillion in electronics, says ICEA chairman Pankaj Mahindroo
India’s biggest fault line is we are very inward looking, which shows in our merchandise exports,’ the ICEA chairman has said …
China’s services growth slips to five-month low in November: private PMI
Momentum in the world’s second-largest economy has faltered this year, with third-quarter GDP growth slowing to its weakest pace in a year Read more at The Business Times.
China’s zero-tariff policy opens new doors for Ugandan coffee exports: entrepreneur
China’s expanded zero-tariff policy for African goods is expected to significantly boost Uganda’s coffee exports and raise household incomes, a leading Ugandan coffee entrepreneur has told Xinhua.
Grains Mixed as China to Buy 12 MMT of Soybeans: Cattle Soar
Randy Martinson with Martinson Ag says so far its estimated China purchased 3 MMT but in order for China to keep on pace it would need to buy over 2 MMT a week through the…
Forget EVs, China’s Dumping Millions Of Gas Cars On The Rest Of The World
Western governments are worried about Chinese EVs, but it’s China’s old school combustion models that are quietly eating global market share …
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